Spent the afternoon tidying up the typography I’d proposed originally for Goodnight Tiger, as this was the girls’ favourite option. The type needed to be vectorised and have all the curves cleaned up.
Pez and Jill have taken very warmly to it. Great success!
I wasn’t completely satisfied with the last logo I designed for the Goodnight Tiger girls so I thought I’d try another approach. This one’s more elegant. The girls dress well for gigs and present themselves reasonably* professionally – I feel it’s also a bit more mysterious, which suits a lot of the songs.
Their music is very pretty, and while they’re fun and jokey I wanted to explore this avenue.
I’m still going to play around with the tail of the capital G, but it’s almost finished.
*When they don’t catch a glimpse of Bobbi or Sally getting their wild groove on and need to recompose themselves.
I thought I’d paint some tigers in light of my plight to brand Goodnight Tiger. This isn’t part of the branding, it’s just for fun.
In other news, signed A3 mounted prints will soon be available for my artworks (exhibition pieces and sketches). Well, they already are available but I haven’t really mentioned it. Setting up a shop is on the to-do list.
